Bachelor of Business Administration popularly known as BBA is one of the most sought-after bachelor's degree programmes pursued by students after Class 12. The BBA course is the gateway to a plethora of job opportunities in numerous sectors such as Sales, Marketing, Education, Finance, Sales, and Government to name a few. The demand for BBA courses is rising continuously among students as it provides them with a deep understanding of the management skills required to run a business or organization successfully. It also helps one think more clearly about the different phases and business-running techniques.

BBA is a three-year professional undergraduate course in Business Management. The course is open to students from all three streams i.e., Science, Arts, and Commerce. The BBA course offers knowledge and training in management and leadership skills to prepare them for managerial roles and entrepreneurship.

The course will help the students learn various aspects of business administration and management through classroom lectures and practical projects like internships.

BBA Course Highlights

BBA is a popular undergraduate course. Students from all three fields, i.e. Science, Commerce, and Arts can pursue the course. A full-time BBA is a three-year course divided into six semesters.

SVDC provides dual degree BBA courses such as Integrated MBA which is a five-year duration course. The BBA programme will develop a better understanding of market requirements and various global trends required for different careers in this field. It also creates better career opportunities and enables fresh graduates to fetch a good package.

The BBA course will impart the knowledge required to study further in the same field. It also develops leadership, managerial, entrepreneurial, and people skills among the aspirants. After attaining a BBA degree, students can get more opportunities to go and work abroad and enhance their professional growth.

The BBA syllabus broadly consists of BBA subjects such as Business Organisation, Business Communication, Fundamentals of Accounting, Business Mathematics, Management Concepts and Practices, Organizational Behavior, Managerial Economics, Management Accounting, Business Environment, Business Statics, Marketing Management, etc.

BBA Specializations

BBA Finance	BBA in Banking and Insurance
BBA Human Resource	BBA Marketing
BBA Foreign Trade	BBA Information Technology

Career Scope: Job Profiles Top Recruiters

The Bachelor of Business Administration programme is often regarded as the course of the future. It is a professional degree that continually captures the interest of young hopefuls and is still popular among students who want to pursue a career in management immediately after finishing their 12th grade exams. This course is also suitable for those who intend to continue their study in management after graduation. Students with a background in courses such as BBA have a better understanding of business than students without a business background since they have a strong foundation in management studies with a BBA course. The BBA programme offers a wide choice of professional possibilities and top BBA specializations.

BBA Job Profiles

On completion of BBA, aspirants generally opt for MBA candidates can also choose to explore job opportunities in various fields such as banking, urban infrastructure and real estate management, business consultancies, advertising, manufacturing and Government sectors to name a few. Some major job profiles one can opt for after completion of BBA are as follows:

• Human Resource Executive: The responsibility of a Human Resource Executive (HR Executive) includes ensuring that the strategies, methodology and HR programmes are administered and the objectives of the organization are consistent with proficient benchmarks, state and government administrative prerequisites and laws. Also, planning, advising on HR strategies and overseeing human asset activities such as enrollment and pay is the key responsibility of an HR Executive.
• Marketing Executive:A Marketing Executive develops official statements and is responsible for promotion for the organization’s products, conducting and analyzing competitive research, and establishing objectives, expectations and results for marketing programmes.
• Marketing Manager: A Marketing Manager collaborates with product managers and aims at executing new/ modified programs for the establishment of improved strategies. Developing market research studies & analyzing their findings, making the best use of marketing programs & campaigns for the organization’s products and services are the responsibilities of a Marketing Manager.
• Sales Executive: The Sales Executive is required to design and implement strategies to increase company sales revenue and expand the company’s base in the market.
• Research and Development (R&D) Manager: A R&D Manager directs and manages the development & research programmes of an organization in order to meet the needs of the organization. Measuring the scope of research projects & making sure that they are delivered on time within the stipulated budget is the role of an R&D Manager.

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)	Hindustan Unilever
International Business Machines (IBM) Corp	Ernst & Young (EY)
Hewlett-Packard	ICICI Bank
Sony	Microsoft
Mc Kinsey and Company	Deloitte